New Mexico Badman with Red Barry

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star western theater. We sing all-star western theaters, douring them all into great western singers, boy willing, and the writers of the Purple States.

Our guest today is Republic Pictures, Outstanding Star, Donald Berry. My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here are the writers of the Purple States. Right now in the Santa Fe, just beyond the mountains and across the west.

See that sun hang low in the west, for the land I'm loving the battle. Here we go, my old petal. She's gotta see a preacher bout a gal, so let's turn the trail and the under will go.

Right now in the Santa Fe, hey! Right now in the Santa Fe, to find out a fan of faith, wanna see the boss and I'll collect my faith, need a hundred dollars or more, to get that ring.

She's been waiting for me, so be close to my old petals. She'll be there waiting at the door, so to burn the trail and the other will go. Frightened out of battle, pay hay, Frightened out of battle, pay!

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